Material originally housed in large envelope labelled "443 LLD Degree - M. Robinson" relating to the submission of a thesis by Professor Mary Robinson (MR) for the degree of LL.D. "The Constitutional, Legal and Administrative Adaption in Ireland to Membership of the European Community" 1973-1980, and the establishment of an Irish Association for European Studies, including correspondence between MR and WR Duncan, Registrar of the Law School, Trinity College Dublin, 08/04/1974; report "Rapport Du Groupe de réflexion 'Union Economique et Monetaire 1980", Commission Les Communautes Européennes, Brussels, [report looking at 'Economic and Monetary Union 1980', Commission of the European Communities], May 1975; typed correspondence between MR and JS Ditch, Research Officer, Ulster College, Jordanstown, 05/05-13/07/1976; European Group of Public Administration "Report on European Languages and the Public Service", 09/1976.

"Law and Morality in Ireland", typed text of Mary Robinson(MR)'s inaugural address to the Dublin University Law Society, 3rd Feb 1967; press cutting of MR wearing white wig and other legal attire, most likely to mark her call to the Irish Bar (1967).

File of TS letters including between Kevin Boyle and the Inn of Court of Northern Ireland, The Royal Courts of Justice (Ulster), Belfast, notifying Boyle that he has been accepted to study at the Inn of Court and specifies the subjects he will study (17 S

Black and white photographs of 'carved stone', Co. Meath; Fairy Castle, Co. Dublin; Passage Grave, Co. Wicklow; [Seefin];

File includes black and white photographs from a passage grave cemetery at [Carrowmore], Co. Sligo.

Issues of a reference booklet printed by Amnesty International as examples of the Pass Law Identification Booklets used in South Africa.

Parliamentary Debates Official Reports, which included discussion on various family planning legislation, some with notation. This material is further divided into Dáil Éireann (lower house of Irish parliament) reports and Seanad Éireann (upper house of Irish parliament) reports.

Printed programme from Opera North production of "Paradise Moscow", by Dmitry Shostakovich, text by V. Mass and M. Chervinsky, translated by David Pountney and staged at Leeds Grand Theatre. Articles include "A Talented Din" by Jim Holmes; "Communal Apartments" by Zinovy Zinik; "Kerflupf!" by Rowan Moore; "What Next?" by Adrian Mourby and also biographies and images of cast and creative crew members.

Papers presented to Muintir na Tíre on community development from the Progressive Democrats.